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Bacon pancakes

Clay Davenport

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I normally fry bacon then crumble it into the pancake batter for a more efficient bacon to pancake ratio.
Then I found these pictures and wondered why I hadn't thought of that.

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Then put the syrup on the side and you have handy bacon pancake dipping sticks.

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While looking at those pictures I also saw this one. Repurpose a condiment bottle as a batter dispenser for no mess batter dispensing.

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That will work!
I saw last week where someone laced a waffle iron with cooked strips
and then added the batter for some really tasty looking Belgian Waffles
 
I like the pancake idea, very yummy looking. I'm not so sure about the condiment bottle- you might would have a mess getting the dry ingredients (or batter) in the bottle, and a lump in the batter would block the dispenser.
 
We actually use a recycled ketchup bottle for pouring our batter. :) It really works.

We mix up the batter first, then pour it in the bottle. It's Awesome!
 
I would be more inclined to put bacon on waffles, than on pancakes...(Pancakes are GROSS to me.)

But Bacon Waffles with Blueberries and boysenberry syrup sound so Yums! :lick:
 
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